Strange and beautiful. * The Mail on Sunday *A beautiful and eerie tale. * The Guardian *Another astonishingly original novel. * The Observer *A remarkable novel about love and the heroic refusal to give in to sadness. * The Scotsman *Another beautiful book by David Almond for teenagers with yearning hearts. Surprsing, perfect and mysterious all at once. * The Times *Almond at his thought-provoking best * Time Out *Surprising, perfect and mysterious all at once . . . * The Times *With his magic realism style, he is becoming the Gabriel Garcia Marquez of children's fiction. * Janni Howker, Times Educational Supplement *David Almond understands the joy and fear of being alive better than most - Heaven Eyes is a mysterious gift of a novel. * The Times *Both original and unnerving, this really is a fantastic book. * The Bookseller *Almond's eerie tale is an astonishing piece of writing about the way that the living and the dead find comfort in each other . . . A very grown-up, totally compelling book, that, like Almond's brilliant Skellig, is about the lost and found, abandonment and redemption, love and faith - particularly faith in yourself and others. * Guardian *Beautifully written, intensely imagined, dark, ferocious yet suffused with hope, the book is a breathtaking experience. * Carousel *